Take a look at
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/how-to-hire-a-web-designer
All of the inside pages have the hide nav style design I think your talking
about.
good designers copy, great designers steal
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martin
I believe you mean To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism to
steal from many is research :-)
In practical terms this means don't just copy sitepoints (or anyone
else's) code directly because this is neither ethical or legal and you
wont learn how to do it properly
Instead find
Hi Grant,
you wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to make a site with the option of 2 or 3 columns.
The Nav column (left)and content column (centre) would always be present.
The news column on the right would be optional.
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For font sizing try this:
body {
font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size:1em;
}
p { font-size: 0.7em;}
If you stick with arial this will give you a font size of around 12px
which can be resized. Try different sizes with different decimal
digits (0.725 etc..)
On 4 May 2005, at 4:59 PM, Neerav wrote:
I believe you mean To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism to
steal from many is research :-)
In practical terms this means don't just copy sitepoints (or anyone
else's) code directly because this is neither ethical or legal and you
wont learn how
On 5/3/05, Zulema [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there any good books or tutorials that I can read/follow to learn all
about
the DOM?
If you're looking for a book my favourite is Flanagan's JavaScript:
The Definitive Guide (O'Reilly)
James
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On 4 May 2005, at 4:59 PM, Neerav wrote:
I believe you mean To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism to
steal from many is research :-)
In practical terms this means don't just copy sitepoints (or anyone
else's) code directly because this is neither ethical or legal and you
Hi - I'm looking for a good (i.e. standards-compliant) piece of software for
generating/administering reader polls. I was wondering whether anyone out
there has had any particularly good or bad experiences that they would be
prepared to share, so I know where to look and where to avoid!
I've been working on a three column layout that has been just peachy, other
than an IE bug that paints over the content of selected sub sections on
hover or when clicking a link: http://tdrake.net/generic-test.html
I've tried numerous fixes and even thought I had it solved by replacing hex
colors
Drake, Ted C. wrote:
I've looked at about 3 dozen web sites this morning discussing the
best three column layout and it is getting really confusing. So many
of them are variations of each other and there are few dates on the
pages to know what is new and better.
Hi Ted,
I don't know if this
Title: Headings within ul Navigation
Hey all,
Does anyone know whether it's correct to use headings in your navigation?
e.g.
ul
lih2Item/h2/li
lih2Item/h2/li
lih2Item/h2/li
lih2Item/h2
ul
lih3Sub Item/h3/li
lih3Sub Item/h3/li
lih3Sub Item/h3/li
/ul
/li
lih2Item/h2/li
On Wed, 04 May 2005 11:15:01 -0400, Drake, Ted C. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Please help. What is a bullet-proof three-column layout
I wish I knew, too.
that gives me a
header, footer, and the center column is liquid. I don't care about the
order of the divs.
Just in case you change your mind
Why do you want all those header tags in there- for display purposes?
I don't think it's invalid - I just don't see the purpose yet
It's probably better to just class the ul or li, such as ul
class=heading1, and then style all those headings for the correct
appearance.
Matthom
matthom.com/
On Wed, 04 May 2005 17:31:06 +0100, Jamie Mason
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
Does anyone know whether it's correct to use headings in your navigation?
Technically h is allowed in li, but semantically - I think it's not.
IMHO headings should only be before actual content, so when you jump
Matt Thommes wrote:
Why do you want all those header tags in there- for display purposes?
I don't think it's invalid - I just don't see the purpose yet
It's probably better to just class the ul or li, such as ul
class=heading1, and then style all those headings for the correct
appearance.
If you want headers in your unordered list, use a definition list instead.
The dt is your header and the dd's are your list elements.
Check out the latest version of http://www.seriocomic.com for an interesting
take on the dl as navigation with the expanding menu. I've already adapted
the same
Drake, Ted C. wrote:
I've got a question. You mention the IE
painting bug, which is very similar to the issue that I am having.
Hi Ted,
I think I mentionned this bug re: the ALA demo page.
Did you notice background painting problems with my pages?
However, I was able to solve the problem,
David Laakso wrote:
Just in case you change your mind about source order:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/negativemargins/
FYI:
The ALA's article doesn't mention a few things:
- links inside the right column appear not to be clickable in Opera 6,
- there are background painting problems in
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/negativemargins/
FYI:
The ALA's article doesn't mention a few things:
- links inside the right column appear not to be clickable in Opera 6,
- there are background painting problems in IE,
- there is one structural hack missing from the
On Wed, 04 May 2005 22:47:45 +0200, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
- How many of the old browser-versions should be allowed to influence
our choice of design-methods?
- Aren't there enough bugs and flaws in the new browser-versions?
- Where's the quality control for browsers vs. standards -- is there
Lea de Groot wrote:
But, as always, log file results drive the testing.
Sounds pretty counter-productive to me, but I guess it makes economical
sense in the short run -- and preserves status quo.
Pity I never read log files. I'm too busy -- testing for new bugs. ;-)
regards
Georg
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tee wrote:
I am working on an order form that I set to two column float left
item 1 item 2
item 3 item 4
item 5 item 6
item 7 item 8
The floats will do it:
container {
width: (less than 3x the width of floatedItem);
}
floatedItem {
float: left;
width: 49%;
}
SHOULD work in
Tee wrote:
Is it possible to make it this way and make IE happy at the same time?
div class=twoCol
labelitem 1/label
labelitem 2/label
labelitem 3/label
labelitem 4/label
labelitem 5/label.
/div
So that I don't need to put a spacer class in between every two items.
there may be
Hi Peter and Staurt,
Thanks a lot for the help. I got fixed.
tee
eg, make label 20em wide, and div class=twoCol 41em wide (i'd
leave 1em buffer space just to allow for slight rendering differences)
and then the labels would stack on top of each other in 2 columns.
get me?
tee wrote:
Hi,
I run a validation for my order form and it gave me error :end tag for
element form which is not open /form
But I do have open form tag:
form method=post action=../cgi-bin/mcart/mof.cgi /
get rid of the trailing / in the line above
form method=post
tee wrote:
Hi,
I run a validation for my order form and it gave me error :end tag for
element form which is not open /form
But I do have open form tag:
form method=post action=../cgi-bin/mcart/mof.cgi /
Remove that last slash at the end. You're self-closing the form tag,
which is not what
Thanks all, this is really embarrassing! Question I asked in the last 4 days
were the result of my carelessness. I hope it doesn't give an impression
that I am here for quick answer without doing my homework.
Regards,
tee
Remove that last slash at the end. You're self-closing the form tag,
Also, have anybody done the e-commerce site that is fully xhtml validated?
Yep.
Can I see the site Please?
I find it too much a challenge!
It's quite interesting to do so.
Only if deadline is not due :(
tee
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Can I see the site Please?
The big one I meant is covered with NDA, so I can't tell you. There are
two more under development, one available to outside - a really small
one on http://www.bonsoir.cz/obchod/ (I'm working on it right now, so
not all parts rewritten yet)
Only if deadline is not
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Just some quick questions -- and please don't misunderstand me here.
:-)
NP ;-)
- How many of the old browser-versions should be allowed to influence
our choice of design-methods?
- Aren't there enough bugs and flaws in the new browser-versions?
I see your point, but
On 5/5/05, tee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, have anybody done the e-commerce site that is fully xhtml validated?
This one is valid:
http://www.australianopalsrus.com.au
This one still has a few minor issues that are being fixed:
http://www.elizabethsbookshop.com.au
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Kay Smoljak
e.g.
ul
lih2Item/h2/li
lih2Item/h2/li
lih2Item/h2/li
lih2Item/h2
ul
lih3Sub Item/h3/li
lih3Sub Item/h3/li
lih3Sub Item/h3/li
/ul
/li
lih2Item/h2/li
lih2Item/h2/li
/ul
Is the
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